In Truth & Honour
Each day, millions of gallons of water are pumped up at the Papplewick Pumping Station to be distributed to thousands of homes. Now pumped out with electric pumps, which replaced the still-functioning steam-powered ones, the station stands as a monument to the engineering and architectural abilities of our British ancestors. This is a special edition... Continue Reading →
Logos is Reason, it is the logic of the Trivium and its meaning has been watered-down in the Bible by way of its mis-translation from the Greek to English. Manners Maketh the Man was the theme of yesterday's essay and this RogueCast is a further rumination on the subject, one in which I introduce the... Continue Reading →
Good manners appear to be in short supply right now. It seems appropriate that after the recent passing of my 86 year old mother that I once again revisit another adage which she oft repeated to me at an earlier age, Manners maketh the Man Sometimes she would adopt it to, "It costs nothing to... Continue Reading →
The resulting genocide caused by the injection of the deadly serum continues to unfold around us, with increasing numbers of people dying suddenly across all levels of society, including the young, middle-aged and the elderly. Whilst their deaths do get reported in the discreditable mainstream media, no mention is ever made as to what caused... Continue Reading →
Moronic genocide continues 5 years on from the first wave. This article was originally written and posted some three years ago now and, for reasons which are clear and apparent, at least to more readers now than then, it is as relevant today as it was then. I state this on the basis that... Continue Reading →
Why I'm exiting an unholy trinity of Limited Hangouts. For the purposes of this article, a limited hangout may be defined thus, a social media platform that censors the writings, speech and/or reach of its users, often without them knowing When I established this site in 2013, I reluctantly joined the limited hangouts known as ... Continue Reading →
A critique of the rhetoric contained in an article on the Richard D. Hall false harassment lawsuit. As I've stated regularly, it is now 2024 and I am too long in the tooth to pussy-foot around being gentle in the face of the empty rhetoric that gets spouted on a regular basis these days. As... Continue Reading →
The inherent honour of making a promise is that the individual should fulfill it. By tendering a valid form of payment in the shape of a Promissory note made payable on demand to the bearer, the individual is fulfilling his promise, under the Bills of Exchange Act, 1882: this act is the cornerstone of the... Continue Reading →
A friend recently tendered, in good faith, a promissory note to the CEO of Nationwide Building Society to settle and close his mortgage account. This article examines what happened when the tender of this lawful form of currency was made and how Nationwide is seeking to rely on a dishonest statement in order to extort... Continue Reading →
The absence of a jury in each and every case of a native Briton being sentenced for his alleged part in the recent riots that were engineered across England means that this is a question that needs to be asked. This latest Rogue Cast is dedicated to the memory of my mother, Jean, who passed... Continue Reading →
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